The India-backed terror outfit Fitna al-Hindustan, driven to desperation by the Pakistan Army’s unrelenting successful operations, and now increasingly sidelined by its Indian handlers due to their betrayal, neglect, and cut in financial support, has stooped to new lows. Resorting to extortion and bloodshed, this group has once again stained its hands with the innocent blood of two Baloch civilians in a senseless act of violence.
Last night, in the Gidar area of Surab, these anti-human terrorists launched yet another cowardly assault, this time targeting a civilian vehicle. The attack resulted in the martyrdom of two Baloch youth who were merely returning home during the night. The victims, Habib ur Rehman Sasoli and Furqan Ahmed, were residents of Mastung and had no connection to any conflict or group. They were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time, ambushed by an enemy that has long since abandoned any semblance of ideology or cause.
It is important to note that this same night, terrorists from Fitna-e-Hindustan had launched an attack on a security forces’ camp in Gidar. Swift and decisive action by the forces resulted in the elimination of three attackers, thwarting yet another plot against the stability of the region. But the group’s fury over its failure was soon taken out on innocent blood.
This is not an isolated act. Just a day earlier, in Quetta and Mastung, several vehicles belonging to construction companies were set ablaze after they refused to pay extortion money — a clear sign that these terrorists, now deprived of foreign funds, have turned to criminal tactics like extortion to sustain their cowardly campaigns.
The pattern is obvious: when they fail to confront the armed forces, they attack the unarmed; when they are exposed by their foreign masters, they lash out at their own people; and when their funding dries up, they extort from those trying to build the future of Balochistan and Pakistan.
This is not a resistance, it is organised crime wearing the mask of ideology. The blood of innocent Baloch youth is on the hands of those who still support, fund, or excuse such actions. The people of Balochistan must now recognize the enemy within, those who act not for their rights, but for rupees and revenge.
